Examples of using Evolve over time in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Implementation of the principle of NSA participation in the development process will evolve over time as a result of lessons learnt.
product categories, the colours utilised by the brand will evolve over time as well.
I have watched the IdM market improve and evolve over time.
as it will surely evolve over time.
the KICs will clearly evolve over time.
of the EIT and the KICs will clearly evolve over time.
secure end-to-end solution that can evolve over time.
Once you develop an understanding of your own message(and your understanding will surely evolve over time), you can begin to express that message more consciously.
the rhythm of the garden will, however, evolve over time.
you as a customer can feel confident that we create long-term solutions that can evolve over time.
how your lighting needs evolve over time, including reports, insights and consultations.
secure end-to-end solution that can evolve over time.
Notes that the usual business model for developing medicines is not suitable for antibiotic development since resistance can evolve over time and since they are meant to be used temporarily
Lastly, the assessment of the legal status of a case may evolve over time and a case initially considered to be a'fraud'
In that regard, the underlying rationale is to ensure effective enforcement in cases where infringements are composed of a complex of anticompetitive practices that can take different forms and even evolve over time.
It may also evolve over time, ensure optimal integration of all infrastructure("hard"
In this 4-year research project we aim to address this gap in the literature by investigating how business elite networks form and evolve over time, with special respect to gender.
What makes these properties completely unique is the fact that they can be configured by their new owners down to the very last detail and evolve over time to suit the owner's new needs.
In recognition that universal service will evolve over time, Article 15 of the Directive requires the Commission to review the scope of universal service in 2005
determined in advance and will clearly evolve over time, but the objective is to maximise the share of contributions from the private sector.